Patricia L. Morin spent forty years as a licensed psychotherapist listening to what people don’t say. She writes psychological suspense novels, award-winning plays, and mystery short stories. Her fiction goes where most thrillers won’t—inside the mind of the threat.

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Pat reviews plays in the SF Bay Area and beyond at FrontRowReview.com.
She is a member of the American Theatre Critics Association.

In October 2019, Pat’s play Hit List won PCSF’s Best Short Play of 2019! It was voted by the audience as the best play out of nine in PCSF‘s Best Short Plays festival, held in October 2019. (Breaths by Amissa Miller came in second, and Don’t Just Sit There! by Diane Sampson finished in third place.)

Pat is working on her fifth mystery short story collection based on psychological personality disorders. The readers will learn why characters (in books and elsewhere) need a shrink. Fear of the #13 Support Group, and other mystery stories will be out later this year.

Pat’s short literary story, “So it Was,” was released in the Redwood Writers anthology Endeavor.

Pat’s short play Silence Interrupted was performed in San Rafael on August 30 as part of the 2019 Fringe of Marin.

On April 8, 2019, a staged reading of Pat’s full-length play, A Clean, Well-Lighted Park Bench, directed by Suzan Lorraine, was read at the Shelton Theatre, San Francisco.

In February 2019, Pat was re-elected as President of the International Centre for Women Playwrights.